Bolivia Clausura 12/07 00:00 34 [6] Real Tomayapo v Atletico Palmaflor Vinto [17] L 4-0
Bolivia Clausura 11/25 23:30 32 [15] Atletico Palmaflor Vinto v Bolivar [3] L 1-7
Bolivia Clausura 11/19 23:30 31 [11] Independiente Petrolero v Atletico Palmaflor Vinto [15] L 1-0
Bolivia Clausura 11/10 22:00 30 [14] Atletico Palmaflor Vinto v Universitario De Vinto [9] D 1-1
Bolivia Clausura 11/06 22:00 29 [4] Nacional Potosi v Atletico Palmaflor Vinto [14] L 4-1
Bolivia Copa Division Profesional 11/01 19:00 10 [12] Atletico Palmaflor Vinto v Guabira [16] W 3-2
Bolivia Copa Division Profesional 10/29 19:00 9 [5] Real Santa Cruz v Atletico Palmaflor Vinto [4] D 0-0
Bolivia Copa Division Profesional 10/26 22:30 8 [1] Club Aurora v Atletico Palmaflor Vinto [4] D 0-0
Bolivia Copa Division Profesional 10/23 22:00 7 [5] Atletico Palmaflor Vinto v The Strongest [3] W 2-0
Bolivia Apertura 10/15 20:00 28 [15] Atletico Palmaflor Vinto v Jorge Wilstermann [8] W 2-0
Bolivia Clausura 10/08 19:00 27 Always Ready v Atletico Palmaflor Vinto L 2-0
Bolivia Copa Division Profesional 10/07 19:00 9 Real Santa Cruz v Atletico Palmaflor Vinto - Postponed
Bolivia Clausura 10/05 19:00 26 Atletico Palmaflor Vinto v Vaca Diez D 2-2
Bolivia Clausura 09/30 21:30 28 Atletico Palmaflor Vinto v Jorge Wilstermann - Cancelled
Bolivia Copa Division Profesional 09/26 22:00 8 Club Aurora v Atletico Palmaflor Vinto - Postponed
Bolivia Clausura 09/22 19:00 27 Always Ready v Atletico Palmaflor Vinto - Cancelled
Bolivia Copa Division Profesional 09/19 22:00 7 Atletico Palmaflor Vinto v The Strongest - Cancelled
Bolivia Apertura 08/26 19:00 25 [17] Libertad Gran Mamore FC v Atletico Palmaflor Vinto [13] L 2-1
Bolivia Apertura 08/18 23:00 24 [13] Atletico Palmaflor Vinto v Club Aurora [5] L 0-1
Bolivia Apertura 08/14 23:30 23 [15] Blooming v Atletico Palmaflor Vinto [13] D 1-1
Bolivia Apertura 08/06 00:00 22 [11] Atletico Palmaflor Vinto v Oriente Petrolero [15] L 1-2
Bolivia Apertura 07/29 21:30 21 [1] The Strongest v Atletico Palmaflor Vinto [11] L 4-0
Bolivia Apertura 07/23 23:30 20 [10] Atletico Palmaflor Vinto v Royal Pari FC [13] D 2-2
Bolivia Copa Division Profesional 07/19 19:00 5 [4] Guabira v Atletico Palmaflor Vinto [5] L 1-0
Bolivia Apertura 07/15 19:00 19 [15] Guabira v Atletico Palmaflor Vinto [8] L 1-0
Bolivia Copa Division Profesional 07/11 00:00 4 [5] Atletico Palmaflor Vinto v Real Santa Cruz [3] D 0-0
Bolivia Apertura 07/08 00:00 18 [10] Atletico Palmaflor Vinto v Real Santa Cruz [6] W 1-0
Bolivia Copa Division Profesional 07/02 00:00 3 [5] Atletico Palmaflor Vinto v Club Aurora [2] D 0-0
Bolivia Apertura 06/23 23:00 17 [11] Atletico Palmaflor Vinto v Real Tomayapo [9] D 0-0
Bolivia Apertura 05/31 19:00 10 [8] Atletico Palmaflor Vinto v Always Ready [4] L 0-2

Club Deportivo Palmaflor del Trópico, best known as Palmaflor del Trópico, is a Bolivian football club based in Villa Tunari, in the Cochabamba Tropic. Founded in 2008, it plays in the first tier of the Cochabamba Association Championship after being relegated from the Bolivian Primera División at the end of the 2023 season.

The club was named Municipal Vinto until 2019, and Club Atlético Palmaflor until the end of 2022.

History

The club was founded on 10 September 2008 as Club Municipal Vinto and was entered into the Cochabamba Football Association. After some seasons in the lower tiers of the regional football association, the club started experiencing financial problems which in 2017 led to its sale to a group of entrepreneurs hailing from Inquisivi Province in La Paz Department who had settled in Quillacollo.

The club was moved from Vinto to Quillacollo by its new owners and earned promotion to the AFC's Primera A in 2018 by winning the Primera B championship. In the first championship of the 2019 Primera A season, Municipal Vinto finished as runners-up after losing the final to Arauco Prado but managed to qualify for the Copa Simón Bolívar. Previous to the start of that competition, the club initiated the legal process before the Bolivian Football Federation to rename itself to Atlético Palmaflor, in honor to the owners' roots in La Paz.

In the 2019 Copa Simón Bolívar, Municipal Vinto managed to advance out of the group stage by winning all of its matches. In the following stage they were drawn against Real Santa Cruz, losing one match and winning the other, and then losing on penalties. Nevertheless, the club qualified for the semifinals as lucky loser and in that stage faced Deportivo FATIC from the department of La Paz. The first leg was won by Municipal Vinto by a score of 4–0, while the second leg in El Alto ended in a draw that qualified the club for the final. In the final, Municipal Vinto once again played against Real Santa Cruz, this time winning both legs (1–0 in Santa Cruz de la Sierra and 2–0 in Quillacollo) and securing its first ever promotion to the División Profesional, and also becoming the first team based in Quillacollo to play in the Bolivian top flight in 41 years, after Bata.

In their first season in the top flight, Palmaflor managed to qualify for an international competition for the first time ever, drawing with San José on the final matchday to finish in eighth place and qualify for the 2021 Copa Sudamericana. In that campaign, the team was managed by Humberto Viviani and Xabier Azkargorta, who replaced Viviani for the final rounds of the tournament.

On 16 November 2022, after another qualification to the Copa Sudamericana, Palmaflor went from Quillacollo to the Cochabamba Tropic, with former president of Bolivia Evo Morales being one of the board members. On 3 December, the club's Facebook revealed their new name, Club Deportivo Palmaflor del Trópico, and released a new logo the following day; a day later, however, the logo was removed and labelled as "unofficial".

Atletico Palmaflor Vinto is a professional soccer team based in Vinto, Bolivia. The team was founded in 2018 and currently competes in the Bolivian Primera Division, the top tier of Bolivian soccer. The team's home stadium is Estadio Municipal de Vinto, which has a capacity of 8,000 spectators.

Atletico Palmaflor Vinto has quickly established itself as a competitive team in the Bolivian Primera Division. The team's style of play is characterized by a strong defense and quick counterattacks, which has led to several impressive victories over top teams in the league.

The team's colors are blue and white, and its crest features a palm tree and a flower, which represent the town of Vinto's natural beauty. The team's fans are known for their passionate support and can often be seen waving flags and singing songs during matches.

Atletico Palmaflor Vinto has a strong commitment to developing young talent, and many of the team's players are products of the club's youth academy. The team also has a strong social responsibility program, which includes initiatives to promote education and health in the local community.

Overall, Atletico Palmaflor Vinto is a rising force in Bolivian soccer, with a talented squad, passionate fans, and a commitment to excellence both on and off the field.